Qualification Details

ATA Motorcycle Technician - Master Technician

Qual Ref: IMIA-MC-4

How do you become accredited?

• To become an ATA Motorcycle Master Technician, you must pass five practical assessments and an on-line knowledge test at an IMI Awards assessment centre approved to offer this ATA route/level.   
• ATA Motorcycle Master Technician assessments will usually last a full day
• Before you can take an assessment you should be able to prove your experience of working as a Motorcycle Master Technican for at least  5 years, or if you already have a recognised level 4 qualification, you will need to show a year’s work experience.
• On the assessment day you must sign the ATA Code of Conduct.  You will also have your photograph taken in readiness for the ID card issued to successful candidates.
• You must successfully complete all the assessments within a 12 month period from the first assessment date.
• Any passed assessment elements may be 'banked'..
• Once you have achieved your accreditation, your details will be entered on the ATA register of accredited technicians.
• To ensure that you have kept up-to-date with new technologies, you will have to be re-assessed every 5 years to maintain your accreditation.

Click here for full the guidelines of this ATA route - Issue 4 December 2010

Assessment Details

• Five practical assessments covering:
  - chassis control systems
  - engine electrical systems
  - instructional support
  - powertrain eveluation and inspection
  - customer liaison
• One on-line knowledge test comprising 30 questions which must be completed in 45 minutes.  Topics which may be included are:
  - health and safety
  - chassis, steering and brakes
  - electrical
  - engine
  - driveline

Costs

• Registration (including ID cards for successful technicians): £50 
• The cost of the assessment day may vary from centre to centre.  You should contact your nearest IMI Awards centre for details.

Other levels of Motorcycle ATA

• Service Maintenance Technican
• Diagnostic Technican